With Liverpool 11 points clear at the top of the table, when is the earliest the Reds can now win the Premier League title?

There are just eight league games left to play this season for Liverpool and, following their victory over Everton in midweek and Arsenal's 1-1 draw at Goodison Park on Saturday, 11 points from eight games will be enough to clinch the title, even if Mikel Arteta's side win all of their remaining seven matches.

It means the Reds could now claim the Premier League title this month!

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Four wins from their next four games, finishing with three points at Anfield against Tottenham on April 27, live on Sky Sports, would see them wrap up the title in front of their own fans.

What is the earliest date Liverpool can win the title?

Liverpool could now win the title even earlier than that, in just two games' time - but would need Arsenal to do them a big favour before they can think about celebrating quite that early.

That would involve them being crowned champions on April 20, but would come even before they have kicked a ball that afternoon before their Super Sunday game with Leicester, kick-off 4.30pm.

It will only be possible if Liverpool beat Fulham* on Sunday and West Ham* a week later.

It would also require Arsenal to pick up no more than a point from their next two games, at Brentford* and then away to Ipswich* in the 2pm kick-off on April 20.

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Games marked * will be shown live on Sky Sports.

Timeline: How Liverpool could win it on April 20 - and how you could watch it all on Sky Sports

Sunday April 6: Liverpool beat Fulham, live on Sky Sports at Craven Cottage, to go to 76 points, putting them 14 points clear of Arsenal, on 62 points, with seven games left.

Saturday April 12: Arsenal lose at home to Brentford, live on Sky Sports on Saturday Night Football, keeping them on 62 points and giving Liverpool the chance to go 17 points clear.

Sunday April 13: Liverpool beat West Ham, live on Sky Sports on Super Sunday, to go to 79 points, 17 points clear of Arsenal, putting them on the brink of glory.

Sunday April 20: Arsenal lose or draw away to Ipswich in the 2pm kick-off on Super Sunday, meaning the maximum number of points they can reach, with five games left, is 78 points.

Liverpool, on 79 points, therefore win the title before playing Leicester, live on Sky Sports in the later game at 4.30pm.

Could Liverpool win the league when Arsenal visit Anfield?

Yes, there is a scenario where that happens, but it would need Arsenal to make up at least three points on Liverpool ahead of the game and head to Anfield no more than nine points behind them.

If Liverpool come into that game with a pre-match lead of nine, eight or seven points, a draw would be enough to win them the title.

If it is less than that, the hosts would need to win to secure the Premier League trophy.

When would Liverpool get the trophy?

If the Reds do, as expected, go on to win the league, then they would be presented with the Premier League trophy after their final home game of the season against Crystal Palace on Sunday May 25, the first time the club's supporters will have actually seen their side lift the top-flight title in person since May 1990

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How many Premier League titles have Liverpool won?

If the Reds are, as expected, to go on and win the league, that would draw them level with arch-rivals Man Utd on 20 top-flight titles, two of which would have come in the Premier League era.

When were Liverpool last crowned Premier League champions?

Liverpool last won the championship back in the delayed 2019/20 Covid season when Jurgen Klopp's side amassed 99 points en route to the title, ending a 30-year wait for a top-flight title in the process.

April 6: Fulham (A) - Premier League, live on Sky SportsApril 13: West Ham (H) - Premier League, live on Sky SportsApril 20: Leicester (A) - Premier League, live on Sky SportsApril 27: Tottenham (H) - Premier League, live on Sky SportsMay 4: Chelsea (A) - Premier League, live on Sky SportsMay 11: Arsenal (H) - Premier League, live on Sky SportsMay 18: Brighton (A) - Premier League*May 25: Crystal Palace (H) - Premier League*
*These dates are subject to change
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